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ArticleAt Gallery 102 of the Crane Arts Building, two artists harness painted abstractions as a way to explore power relationships as well as shape and form. In the show curated by Rebecca Saylor Sack, Stuart Elster and Peter Krashes share the relatively spacious, rectangular room whose walls are lined with...
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ArticleBy Tom Sarago, DANCECleveland In his annual recap of dance in Northeast Ohio, The Plain Dealer’s Don Rosenberg highlighted six innovative and diverse dance companies, including Trey McIntyre Project, which spent the week leading up to their October performance “in residency” at the University of Akron, culminating with a public...
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ArticleThis year's headliners will once again be the fluid improv collaborative, Coloring Time. Photo courtesy of the artists This Saturday night, McNally Smith College of Music in downtown St. Paul is hosting a five-and-a-half hour wintertime arts “conflagration,” the Second Annual Deepwinter Bonfire. This performance free-for-all...
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ArticleShades of James Agee’s “A Death in the Family.” The storyline of Geoffrey Nauffts’ “Next Fall” revolves around a family reeling from the loss of a loved one in a traffic accident. Some subplots line up too — two central characters to whom religion is the big elephant in their...
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ArticleTwo brothers have turned their childhood passion into an intergalactic, excuse me, “Ultra Galactic” comedy adventure. Macon’s Museum of Arts and Sciences will premiere UG3 Thursday, January 17th from 6–9 p.m. Two screenings will be held. The first showing begins at 6:30 p.m. and the second at 8 p.m. Attendees...
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ArticleBy Sue Arrowsmith, Miami Dade College During the month of love, get cozy with MDC Live Arts’ extraordinary live performances. At 8pm on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1 & 2, don’t miss the South Florida premiere of renowned choreographer and dancer Kyle Abraham and his company, Abraham.In.Motion (A.I.M.) in The...
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ArticleMonday's Knight Foundation's announcement of the 69 Knight Arts Challenge Philadelphia finalists made a big media splash. Here are a few highlights... Philadelphia Magazine's Philly Post noted: "This year, 1,200 local artists and organizations responded to the challenge, and today, the foundation announced the finalists, with some pretty exciting ideas...
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ArticleCongratulations to ArtPlace’s 104 finalists for 2012-13 creative placemaking grants. The finalists represent 72 communities in 33 states, including the Knight resident communities of Charlotte, Detroit, Macon, Miami, St. Paul, Philadelphia and San Jose. The finalists were selected based on their potential to transform communities, art and culture. The 104 named today were chosen from 1,225 letters of inquiry from 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and American Samoa. Click here for a complete list of finalists. ArtPlace is a collaboration of 13 leading national and regional foundations and six of the nation’s largest banks.
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ArticleBy Locust Projects In 2013 Locust Projects will celebrate its 15th anniversary as an experimental exhibition space with a mission to serve artists and the community. To mark this milestone, Locust Projects is starting Locust Talks, a series of free public lectures by visiting art professionals. The series will begin...
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ArticleCongratulations to ArtPlace's 104 finalists for 2012-13 Creative Placemaking grants. The finalists represent 72 communities in 33 states, including the Knight resident communities of Charlotte, Detroit, Macon, Miami, Philadelphia, San Jose and St Paul. The finalists were selected based on their potential to transform communities art and culture. The 104...
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ArticlePepe Mar. When Alice fell down the rabbit hole, she entered a wonderland filled with strange creatures, fabulous sights and unexpected adventures. The experience is really not unlike entering the new building of the Young at Art Museum (a $500,000 Knight Arts grantee) in Davie, an...
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ArticleAbove: Shaka Senghor, a member of BMe's Local Engagement Team This spring, Knight Foundation will be running several open challenges across a variety of program areas. Here is an update on each of them. Knight Arts Challenge: Seeks the best ideas that enrich and engage communities through the arts. The challenge is currently operating in: Miami: The next round of the challenge will be open Feb. 4 - March 4. Knight’s Arts Associate Tatiana Hernandez compiled a list of resources and strategies on how to best apply; Philadelphia: The contest recently announced innovative ideas proposed by 69 finalists. Winners will be announced in late April; Detroit: The first year of the contest will be open for applications March 25 - April 22. The Knight News Challenge: Accelerates media innovation by funding breakthrough ideas in news and information. Winners of the News Challenge: Mobile will be announced Jan. 17. The first challenge of 2013 will focus on tools for open government and will open in February (you can follow the hashtag #newschallenge for updates). *Update: The next Knight News Challenge will open Feb. 12 and close March 18* Find out more.
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ArticleElliot Harvey has always viewed music as more than just sound – and as more than just an individual endeavor as well. That is why his Sunday, January 13th event at the Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art (PhilaMOCA) was a massive and moving collaborative performance instead of just another run-of-the-mill...
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ArticleArts journalism has a responsibility to the arts. Undeniably, they have a reciprocal relationship. Arts journalism depends on the arts for content, while the arts benefit in various ways from media coverage. But responsibility? Ken Lambla, AIA, Dean of the College of Arts + Architecture at the University of North...
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ArticleBy Carrie Chapter, Philadelphia Theatre Company A few months ago in Washington D.C., the Interior Department announced the removal of the inscription on the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, which was unveiled in 2011. Its erasure marked the end of an ongoing controversy. The inscription, "I was a drum major...